Anarcho-communists are a friendly group of people whose political ideals espouse the ideas of both communism and anarchy.
Now, anyone with half a brain may be asking themselves: How the hell does that work? Let some spergy as fuck anarcho-communist Minecraft kiddies explain:
Anarcho-communism itself is considered a "panarchy," which is the autist's way of admitting that their political ideals have the stability of a 13-week abortion.
They also have some activity going on in Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/anarchocommunism/
When asked to "defend" such a contradictory political idea:
https://www.reddit.com/r/anarchocom...would_communist_principles_be_enforced_in_an/
"It is in the nature of communist principles not to be enforced but rather defended. Besides, in an anarchist society, nothing is enforced. What do I mean by defending communist principles? Since the apparent purpose of the question is to tease out a desire among commies for a game plan for "what if we build ancom and not everyone plays along," then, if there happen to be some bizarrely imprinted biots who prefer enterprise to cooperation, who am I to judge? "
Some "homo-nationalist" anarcho-communist psychos
They also tend to sperg about anarcho-capitalists:
Also, fun fact: Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of president William McKinley and another nutjob who would probably be a lolcow today if he wasn't fried over a hundred years ago, was an anarcho-communist.
An insane commie-wannabe who has an overly-high opinion of himself? Sounds familiar...
If you're so dumb that you get made fun of by other political deviants, I don't know what to tell you.
lol
Now, anyone with half a brain may be asking themselves: How the hell does that work? Let some spergy as fuck anarcho-communist Minecraft kiddies explain:
Anarcho-Communism is the idea that we are smart enough, as people, to respect eachother without rules or ranks telling us why and who we respect. Anarcho-Communism is the idea that we can work together because we care about getting somewhere as a group, not for meaningless paper survival points and petty greed.
Anarcho-communism itself is considered a "panarchy," which is the autist's way of admitting that their political ideals have the stability of a 13-week abortion.
They also have some activity going on in Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/anarchocommunism/
When asked to "defend" such a contradictory political idea:
https://www.reddit.com/r/anarchocom...would_communist_principles_be_enforced_in_an/
"It is in the nature of communist principles not to be enforced but rather defended. Besides, in an anarchist society, nothing is enforced. What do I mean by defending communist principles? Since the apparent purpose of the question is to tease out a desire among commies for a game plan for "what if we build ancom and not everyone plays along," then, if there happen to be some bizarrely imprinted biots who prefer enterprise to cooperation, who am I to judge? "
Some "homo-nationalist" anarcho-communist psychos
They also tend to sperg about anarcho-capitalists:
Also, fun fact: Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of president William McKinley and another nutjob who would probably be a lolcow today if he wasn't fried over a hundred years ago, was an anarcho-communist.
http://library.buffalo.edu/pan-am/exposition/law/czolgosz/Although he had attended school for only 5 years Leon was an avid reader and considered to be the "family intellectual." He worked in various factories and mills, and by age 19, as the labor movement became more and more active, he began to distance himself from his Catholic roots. Compelled by what he felt were unfair human labor conditions (compounded by instability at home) Czolgosz became a socialist and began to seek out those who shared and promoted socialist ideals. He was drawn to the big names in the Anarchist movement--Emil Schilling, of the Cleveland Anarchist group Liberty Club, Abraham Isaak, editor of Free Society, and of course, his inspiration, Emma Goldman. Upon hearing her speak, Czolgosz considered himself an Anarchist.
Yet local and national anarchist groups grew suspicious of Czolgosz and shunned him--many considered his references to revolution, secret plots and "conspiracies" to be dangerous. A mental breakdown in 1898 had affected his emotional and mental stability and he became more withdrawn, moving frequently between Chicago, Detroit, his family's farm near Cleveland and Buffalo, although he spent most of his time in the latter two cities. Dr. Walter Channing, an alienist and Professor of Mental diseases at Tufts Medical School, made a detailed study of Czolgosz's case in 1902. "While in this physical and mental state of sickliness," wrote Dr. Channing, "it is probable that he conceived the idea of performing some great act for the benefit of the common and working people."
An insane commie-wannabe who has an overly-high opinion of himself? Sounds familiar...
If you're so dumb that you get made fun of by other political deviants, I don't know what to tell you.
lol